Sorry. I didn't catch your post. If the information Brian provided doesn't
clear things up, let us know.

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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"John" wrote in message
...
Russ:
You sound just like our company's IT guy....yes, there is "more to the
story"...and that is exactly what I'd like to find out.
One day I had the autocomplete email address function available....then
the
next day I did not. I'd sure like to find out if I did do something to
lose
the autocomplete function, what it is I did.
I did not go in and intentionally change any profile....or uninstall
/re-install.
Gave you give me an idea of where to find the "autocompletion cache" on my
hard drive? Also, where should I look in Outlook 2003 to make sure the
autocomplete feature is enabled.
John


"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

There is more to this story. Autocompletion doesn't just stop working for
no
reason. You must have done something to alter your Outlook profile or
installation. Also, ensure that you have the feature enabled. Your
autocompletion cache most likely still exists on your hard drive with an
NK2
extension. Search for it (it will be a hidden file).
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"Dan" wrote in message
...
You know how the options for addressees drop down when you start typing
a
new
email? Well, all my options went away. When I start typing, nothing
happens.
I have to fully type the recipients email address. Where did all those
email
addresses go? I don't have any idea what most of them are. I relied on
starting to type and then selecting from the options listed. Any help?
Dan